The Bear Who Visited Us Last Month Might Be Less Hungry
A sharp, satirical critique targets Khrushchev portraying him as a calculated deceiver. The piece mocks anti communism, questions Western fear, and ridicules the notion of easy victory through missiles and dogma.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Laos Crisis Moves and Silent U S Resolve
A Washington analysis traces Laos tensions to late August border clashes and a second North Vietnamese invasion. It credits quiet American maneuvers and a sharp, face-saving U S response led by CINCPAC actions, Sept 3 to 8, to deter a wider Communist strike and preserve Laos integrity.
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Laus
Laos
Nar
Viet Nam
Urieft
Pacific
Hremlin
Pripiry
Ouane Rathikoune
Ashirgtaun
Cincpac
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Tth
Okinawa
Gulf of Tonkin
Sam Neva
Samneva
Amienm
South East Asia Treaty Organization
Rais
7Th Fleet
U.S
Christian R. Liener
ULN
Leos
Wardrobe Conformity Across Colleges and Times
A columnist recalls college fashion norms from New York ads pushing wardrobe analysis to Stanford and Duke, notes uniform charcoal gray across schools, and compares attire from Williams to Annapolis. He muses on conformity, individuality, and regional quirks in student dress.
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Fifth Avenue
Stanford
New Haven
Carnell
Duke
Cea
Old Siwashot
Maine
California
Princeton
Slippery Back Teache College
Biz
Tih Avenue
Ccu
Cuners
Avenue Montai
Caw
Sassay
Pape
Wall Street
State Department
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